Glossary entry

Italian term or phrase:

addebiti preautorizzati senza contabile

English translation:

direct debits

Added to glossary by Frances Leggett
Nov 12, 2010 14:44
13 yrs ago
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Italian term

addebiti preautorizzati senza contabile

Italian to English Bus/Financial Finance (general) bank statement
This is part of a bank statement.
Can anyone help me as to what the meaning of "contabile" is in this context?

Proposed translations

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direct debits

.. might be more comprehensible to a British audience
(d.d. usually translates RID, but that is what these are basically)
I think you could also use - standing order -
Linda
Peer comment(s):

agree Peter Cox
3 mins
Many thanks Peter!
neutral Thomas Roberts : A standing order and a direct debit are different things!
5 mins
Yes, I agree, and I think -direct debits- is the most suitable translation, which is why I entered it as the answer. A DD is in fact a PAD -Pre-authorised debit- but I think most people in the UK at least would know it as a direct debit.
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pre-authorised debits without notification of transaction

If you are privileged enough to hold an Italian bank account, the bank sends you a piece of paper for just about every operation carried out. This is a contabile.

Here they are simply telling you that these deductions will be made without the notification (probably mortgage or loan repayments).

http://it.answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=2009042402311...
Peer comment(s):

agree Ivana UK : yes, 'contabile' = 'contabile di addebito/accredito'
1 hr
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12 mins

pre-authorised debits without an accounting entry

http://www.proz.com/kudoz/italian_to_english/other/47104-la_...

They chose another answer, but in your case I chose accounting entry

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Note added at 20 mins (2010-11-12 15:04:59 GMT)
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voce contabile =accounting entry.
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